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the typical u.s. corporate bond losses could lose 15 percent of the 30-year bond suffering 26% loss. so the fear, the buzz on wall street is we could see a 2002-like route in bonds. they're not saying how, when, white, where, no details, but that aid half trillion dollars corporate bond market could be rattled a little bit with this. and when you have blank line saying it, you have to say, wait a second, what is going on? and i will tell you something, pensions and life insurance, and also a systemic risk of bank balance sheets because they have been big buyers of government bonds. so the banks are truly too big to fail because they have been the ones buying government debt. we have to watch out. david: a bubble in search of a pen. only liz macdonald. liz: thank you very much. david: well, you think new york is an expensive city? maybe not today. up next, find out where in the big apple you can get coffee for a nickel. and a slice of cheesecake for $0.19. we will tell you where. liz: plus, we will loo
the typical u.s. corporate bond losses could lose 15 percent of the 30-year bond suffering 26% loss. so the fear, the buzz on wall street is we could see a 2002-like route in bonds. they're not saying how, when, white, where, no details, but that aid half trillion dollars corporate bond market could be rattled a little bit with this. and when you have blank line saying it, you have to say, wait a second, what is going on? and i will tell you something, pensions and life insurance, and also a...
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we'll pick his brain about the u.s. economy the fed, interest rates and ail coming up in a few minutes. by the way, david and nicole. he used to be a silver trader on nymex. back to you. david: big word from goldman sachs what will happen with equities. they are downgrading a little bit. be very interesting to see what happens with all that. we'll tell what you drove markets today with today's data download. stocks ending lower after trading near five-year highs. all major indices ending in the red. consumer discretionary were the worst-performing sector and financials, utilities and technology posted gains. >>> copper had its biggest loss in four weeks on demand for the level that it will drop during the lunar new year in china. copper ending 1% lower at $3.72 a pound. >>> oil ending in the green today, posting a 1.4% gain. the jump pushes crude above $97 a barrel for the first time in over a week. nicole? nicole: we've got, let's go over to adam shapiro with the latest. >> this is on lions gate, nicole. it will be a s
we'll pick his brain about the u.s. economy the fed, interest rates and ail coming up in a few minutes. by the way, david and nicole. he used to be a silver trader on nymex. back to you. david: big word from goldman sachs what will happen with equities. they are downgrading a little bit. be very interesting to see what happens with all that. we'll tell what you drove markets today with today's data download. stocks ending lower after trading near five-year highs. all major indices ending in the...
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and u.s. small business owners' confidence increasing just slightly last month but remaining near record low levels. the national federation of independent businesses reporting its index rose to 88.9. the survey says uncertainty about the economy has kept small business owners from hiring and expanding. it's the old u word. david: by the way, it has been a wild day for buffalo wild wings on expectations of their earnings. we don't have to expect 234eu78, we've got the earnings. adam shapiro, what are the numbers? >> reporter: that's right. the adjusted earnings per share came in at 89 cents, the convenient was expecting 96 cents. revenue, however, is a big beat, the stteet was expecting 294.4% million. the stock is trading down after hours. here is something that might be driving all of this. same-store sales increased just 5.8% at company-owned restaurants. the ceo actually making a statement about all of this talking about the difficulty in some of the comparisons that people will be reading
and u.s. small business owners' confidence increasing just slightly last month but remaining near record low levels. the national federation of independent businesses reporting its index rose to 88.9. the survey says uncertainty about the economy has kept small business owners from hiring and expanding. it's the old u word. david: by the way, it has been a wild day for buffalo wild wings on expectations of their earnings. we don't have to expect 234eu78, we've got the earnings. adam shapiro,...
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requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the size as it was just over a decade ago. is it impossible to slice just over 2%? >> there will be more coming off of an awful lot of the accounts. and the various secretaries of the president's cabinet have laid out what the implications will be for they're apartments, the amount of furloughs, the a lot of services that will be forgone of course the military, the pentagon, the joint chiefs and so forth make clear what the implications will be to national security. it is a bad picture that is painted. liz: if it is not appropriate
requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the...
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there is always this impression people have that the government of the u.s. is never going to find you, you're just going to be one of a million different trades and you are hidden from public view, that is really not the case. the sec has done it often and done it well. liz: we will be watching this alongside you. the state of oklahoma is challenging the constitutionality of dodd-frank. oklahoma attorney general tells us why he thinks part of the act puts taxpayers at risk. david: the attack tha tax that e passed on you courtesy of the health care law. liz macdonald is here to explain coming up. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredib things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ adam: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. an apology to the twitter followers after the burger king twitter a
there is always this impression people have that the government of the u.s. is never going to find you, you're just going to be one of a million different trades and you are hidden from public view, that is really not the case. the sec has done it often and done it well. liz: we will be watching this alongside you. the state of oklahoma is challenging the constitutionality of dodd-frank. oklahoma attorney general tells us why he thinks part of the act puts taxpayers at risk. david: the attack...
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they could easy i do that with the cash on here in the u.s. they generate 10 or 12 billion u.s. cash. liz: that becomes the real question. what if there is a shareholder lawsuit that pushes them to unleash some of that cash? >> i think that, now that apple's trading where it is, which is 10% free cash flow yield i think you will get more activist type investors saying you have to do something with that massive cash pilers the problem is, if you use the cash to shore up the stock as opposed to reinvest in the company and make come out with a new kind of apple tv or whatever it is, won't that be seen by some as panic, as panic on the part of apple just to kind of shore up the stock instead of reinvesting the cash right back into their products? >> apple generates so much free cash flow they can afford to keep investing in new products and services. david: they could make both sides of that equation happen, both the stockholders and company interest focused? >> correct. between the current dividend and the share repurchase plan, they pay out only 30% of the free cash flow. there is
they could easy i do that with the cash on here in the u.s. they generate 10 or 12 billion u.s. cash. liz: that becomes the real question. what if there is a shareholder lawsuit that pushes them to unleash some of that cash? >> i think that, now that apple's trading where it is, which is 10% free cash flow yield i think you will get more activist type investors saying you have to do something with that massive cash pilers the problem is, if you use the cash to shore up the stock as...